The visit provided an opportunity to highlight the need for greater specialist expertise in education and more proactive, preventative healthcare for people with cerebral palsy. Màiri McAllan, ...

MAKE A PLEDGE TO READ TODAY Wee Read is Scotland’s national celebration of reading – a simple invitation for everyone to stop, take a few minutes, and enjoy the pleasure of reading. Whether ...

Child poverty remains a key priority for Local Government. Read more from COSLA’S Children and Young People Spokesperson, ...

“Wee read” is Scotland’s national celebration of reading – a simple invitation for everyone to stop, take a few minutes, and enjoy the pleasure of reading. Public libraries are the perfect place to ...

BBC Radio 4’s long-running drama ‘The Archers’ celebrates its 75 th anniversary with a brand new live theatrical experience, inviting Glasgow and Edinburgh audiences to experience the village of ...

Following on from the success of December’s ‘Yes We Can Can’ community cabaret, community theatre is returning to North Edinburgh Arts with director Stephanie Knight . Stephanie told participants: “I ...

Edinburgh Green Councillors and Edinburgh Liberal Democrat councillors are jointly hosting a screening and discussion of the ...

The local Western General Hospital recently welcomed healthcare professionals, support staff, volunteers and teams who go ...

Scotland’s national children’s charity, Children First, has revealed new figures showing that financial difficulties remain the top reason for families to call its support line, as it urged ...

Supporting work to help tackle child poverty More than 250 paid NHS placements will be made available to parents across ...

Is it too early for the C word yet? …….. oh well! OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FAIR IS BACK FOR THE 4TH YEAR IN A ROW This time taking place on Saturday the 28th of November at St David’s Episcopal Church ...

The event is raising money for Therapet, a charity that is particularly important to us. We have four therapy dogs who regularly support young people at the Alternative School, and we get so much from ...